If not, then you could challenge the fine.

For me its a challenge to get good contractors and handymen.

So far i have faced quite a few challenges, mostly from my wife and her parents.

I'm purchasing the house without a financing contingency, so if my lender says "no" for some reason, I'm still stuck with the house or losing my EMD.I've had to point out to several highly experienced real estate agents in this area that no checking the boxes for financing is NOT the same as an offer that I'll be paying cash for.To OP, it's possible that your HML's POF letter is written sub-optimally and that some minor modifications would satisfy the seller/AM.

Might be an option if you are not satisfied . 

If you'd like to download it for yourself, play around with the inputs, or challenge my assumptions and model, you may do so in the BiggerPockets fileplace here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ScottTren...Hope that helps!

It's pretty challenging to put a deal together when you have absolutely no idea what's going on with the other side or with the property.

It can be so easy to use all of the hardship your facing as an excuse NOT to be successful, but I'd challenge you to view it as the opposite.  

The single biggest challenge a new agent faces is to survive the startup period.  

Devin Mann as an investor you want to show up in the worst condition but reliable transportation you can find.My challenge sometimes is finding a beater (cheapest car I have is a Benz and my others are exotics) for particular areas, so sometimes rent a car or take my bike.